Trump’s presidential campaign has appealed to Capitol Hill for support amid the controversy, including circulating talking points for lawmakers to use, but has found little support.
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Meanwhile, Clinton’s campaign has fired back over Trump’s rigging claims.
Hanna, a retiring three-term House member from Oneida County, told Syracuse.com in an exclusive interview and op-ed Tuesday that Trump is “unfit to serve our party and can not lead this country”.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has suggested that the November election could be “rigged”.
Mr Obama has made clear he plans to be an active player in the White House race, campaigning around the country for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
But Trump is also alienating college-educated voters, a group Republicans in the past were able to woo.
Trump told supporters in Ashburn, Virginia Tuesday that if he is elected president, he would require the Arab Gulf states to finance a safe zone in Syria.
“He made a deal with the devil”, EEF news quoted Trump as saying. He added that Trump had great respect for veterans. In February, another web short saw Marge lamenting the contention between Clinton, Trump and a wider pool of political candidates.
Republican Mike Coffman, vulnerable in a competitive Colorado district, said he was “deeply offended when Donald Trump fails to honour the sacrifices of all of our fearless soldiers who were lost in that war”. Over the years, he has been more of a friend to China than Clinton, and he is willing to stand up to her.
Clinton’s fundraising team has gained significantly more money than Trump every month since May, when Trump ended the month with $1.3 million in the bank.
The CNN poll includes more good news for Clinton, showing that an increasing number of her backers say they are voting in favor of her rather than in opposition to Trump – 58 percent now, compared with 48 percent in early May.
For Donald Trump, it’s become a familiar pattern.
Illustrating the escalating tension between the candidate and the party, Trump pointedly thanked the primary opponent of Republican House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan on Monday for his “kind words” after Ryan had issued a statement saying the sacrifice of the parents, Khizr and Ghazala Khan, should be honored. But Bradshaw and Comella are among a group of top Republican operatives, messengers, national committee members and donors who continue to decry Trump’s tactics, highlighting nearly daily – with fewer than 100 days before the election – the fissures created by the billionaire and his takeover of the party.
Now, he’s sparring with an American Muslim family whose son was killed in Iraq.
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The Trump Train hasn’t fallen off the tracks – but the engines might just be stalling out.
